On 5/6/05, admin at dougware.net <admin at dougware.net> wrote: > I need a network based distributed operating system, something like > Intermezzo or Coda to keep two servers in sync on one partition. I have a > server at work and at home that I want to keep a MyDocuments partition in > sync. NFS will not work because I need a offline or online solution. > RSYNC will not work, who many inconsistancies from files being created and > removed. Will GFS work for my needs when they release U1 for CentOS? If > not, does anyone have any coda or intermezzo rpms for CentOS4? I really like having things stored in a version control system (e.g. cvs, svn, git, arch). That way your machine at home is the repository and you can use a "cvs checkout documents/taxes" to get all of those documents and also do an update to see which ones have changed locally and need to be committed back to the server. Subversion is a bit more efficient than cvs. I haven't looked heavily at git or arch, but they have smart people working on them. Personal disk space is cheap...why not keep all revisions of your documents :) Greg